Subject: Re: Is there any lisp compiler generating exec files?
From: Erik Naggum <cl@naggum.no>
Date: 1998/05/13
Newsgroups: comp.lang.lisp
Message-ID: <3104043038921243@naggum.no>
* Jae-youn Chung
| It would be very nice if it can be compiled to, at least, bytecode so
| that it can run very quickly in the command line oriented environment so
| that it can be used other generic unix commands like sed, awk and so on.
|
| Is there any compiler capable of these?
since the Lisp system is likely to maintain useful state information and
would need to load this every time, I think a better solution would be to
set up the Lisp system to accept connections on a socket bound to a port
only on the local machine (127.0.0.1), require the caller to send the
contents of some file that only approved users can read for simple
authentication purposes, and go into a simple read-eval-print loop.
this would give you the benefit of fast loading (the client program can
easily be written in C), and evaluation inside a large Lisp system tha
can service a number of users and requests.
#:Erik
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